Introduction to Lymph Node Dissection

Lymph Node Dissection is a surgical procedure performed to remove one or more lymph nodes for examination or treatment. It is often done in cases of cancer to check if cancer cells have spread beyond the primary site. The procedure demands complete sterility and precision to prevent infections and contamination of tissue samples.

Maintaining Aseptic Precision in Lymph Node Surgery

• During lymph node dissection, surgeons work in delicate regions such as the neck, axilla, or groin, where maintaining asepsis and a dry field is crucial. Nivda Drapes are designed to provide a sterile barrier that isolates the surgical area and prevents contamination. The fluid-absorbent layers and fluid-control zones ensure that the operative field remains clean, reducing the risk of cross-contamination.
• Nivda Surgical Gowns are made from breathable yet protective material, ensuring surgeon comfort during lengthy dissections. Sterile Gloves provide tactile precision, while Face Masks, Head Caps, and Shoe Covers maintain a complete sterile environment. Wrapping Sheets, Back Table Covers, and Plain Sheets from Nivda are used to keep instruments, surfaces, and patient areas sterile and organized.
• By integrating Nivda Drapes and Disposables, the surgical team can achieve precise outcomes with reduced infection risks and better postoperative recovery.